Picture credit: Flickr/Fasasi Abbas Nigeria has had a checkered political and economic history Like many other African countries, it won its independence in 1960, and went on to install a...
I am not very certain that, Clive Humby, when he boldly declared in 2006 that “Data is the new oil” fully grasped the extent to which this statement will become true a decade down the line. Let us...
Today is exactly nine months since we have been experimenting the iFollowTheMoney community and this is a perfect time to write about this community; what led the Follow the Money Team to the...
In global development governance and the development sector more specifically, the question of sustainability has always recurred. Ideally, if a sustainable structure is put in place, projects and...
Healthcare promotion is critical in building human capabilities and realizing economic development. The United Nations emphasizes that poor health status can negatively affect a person’s...
Before I could realize it, my three months internship at Connected Development has unfortunately come to an end. After three months of exciting and unforgettable time at CODE, I can say it has...
“Train your mind to see the good in every situation”. Background The mortality rate (Death Rate) is very high to the extent that the population of the country is decreasing. People lost their...
On behalf of the participating CSOs at this very important retreat, we wish to acknowledge and respectfully appreciate the invitation of the CSOs to be part of this very important retreat on SDGs...
My father was sent on a diplomatic mission to South Africa, which availed me the opportunity to travel to SA, but I kept in touch with my home country. While abroad, I studied Bcom Financial...
Some of our classmates have gone out of the country, some are now graduates, some have married, some have given birth, some are dead don’t forget that too, some are yet to be admitted into...
